William Shatner veered into uncharted space at the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas when he told fans the "Star Wars" sci-fi franchise deserves credit for the success of "Star Trek."
"Suicide Squad," the last big film of the summer, may be the jolt that Warner Bros. and DC Comics' world of heroes needs at the box office -- at least at first.
The negative publicity leading up to the Rio Olympics fostered a sense of both anticipation and apprehension surrounding the Games. So the organizers and NBC were doubtless relieved to see the opening ceremony mounted without a significant hitch -- that is, other than its ponderous pace and bloated duration.
Despite criticism about "The Bachelor's" failure to feature a minority in the title role, ABC has no plans to shake up the format in order to make that happen.
Time Inc. will lay off roughly 110 members of its staff this week as part of an ongoing reorganization of its advertising sales strategy, sources there told CNNMoney.
The appearance of Michelle Obama and Missy Elliott on James Corden's Carpool Karaoke created a viral video and a massive sales boost for the songs they jammed to.
Khizr Khan is stepping away from the mic. "Enough is enough," he said after a Tuesday night interview on CNN. "We are not going to participate in this tit for tat."
Donald Trump is publicly challenging the Commission on Presidential Debates, while the Clinton campaign is defending the commission's choices and noting that it was not involved.
Saatchi & Saatchi chairman Kevin Roberts has resigned after saying that more women don't become bosses because they prize work satisfaction over "vertical ambition" to move up.
The story of Gold Star parents Khizr and Ghazala Khan, and the way it has unfolded over the last few days, has demonstrated as much about media -- and the way most of us now consume it -- as politics.